Adrenergic remedies
Lecture by Raychan K. Stikeyeva
Higher doctorate
Adrenergic remedies
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α-receptors:
Vessels of the skin,
mucous membranes
of the brain - the
restriction
Radial arm pupil -
mydriasis
Salivary glands -
secretions thickening
β-receptors:
β 1-heart - quickening
rhythm, increasing
contractility,
conduction,
automaticity
β 2 - bronchial and
skeletal muscles -
relaxation
α and β-receptors:
GIT α2 and β2-
lowering tone and
peristalsis
α - reduction of
sphincter
Bladder - reduction in
detrusor’s relaxation
Receptacles:
α - the restriction
β2 - extension
Adipocytes α2 and β1
- lipolysis
Hepatocytes α and
β2-glycogenolysis,
neoglyukogenez
Platelets α2-
aggregation
Classification of Adrenergic remedies
I. Adrenergic agonists (adrenomimetics)
1) α, β-Adrenomimetics (α1, α2, β1, β2, β3)
• direct action – epinephrine (adrenaline)
• indirect action) – ephedrine
2) α-Adrenomimetics
• non-selective α1, α2 β1 mimetic - norepinephrine
• selective adrenergic agonists - phenylephrine
(mesaton) (α1), naphazoline (α2),
xylometazoline (galazolin) (α2)
3) β-Adrenomimetics
• non-selective β1, β2 -mimetics- isoprenaline
(izadrin)
• selective β2-mimetics: salbutamol, salmeterol,
terbutaline, fenoterol, formoterol;
β3 -mimetics– mirabegron
4) Dopaminergic catecholamines: dopamine
(α1β1, D-mimetic), dobutamine (β1, α1 β2-
mimetic)
II. Adrenergic blockers
1) α -Adrenoblockers:
• non-selective α1, α2
adrenergic blockers -
phentolamine
• selective α1 blockers -
prazosin, doxazosin
2) β -Adrenoblockers:
• non-selective β1, β2
adrenergic blockers -
propranolol
• selective β1 blockers -
atenolol, metoprolol,
bisoprolol
3) Sympatholytics:
octadine, reserpine
adrenaline
Adenylate
cyclase
АТP
cАМP
• Antiallergic action
• Bronchodilator action
• Vasoconstrictor action
• Cardiotonic action
Change in enzyme
activity
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Сa
Proteinkinase
Α-β-adrenoceptor agonists - Adrenaline hydrochloride
The effect of adrenaline In acting on α-
adrenergic receptors
narrows most blood vessels
increases blood pressure
Stimulating of the radial muscles of iris -
m. dilatator pupillae - mydriasis
Reduction of splenic capsule
The effects associated with the action of
adrenaline on the beta-adrenergic receptors
β1-adrenoreceptors:
 - increases cardiac contractility (positive
inotropic effect);
 - Increased frequency of contractions
(positive chronotropic effect);
 - Improves conductivity (positive
dromotropic effect);
 - Increases automaticity (bathmotropic
positive effect).
β2-adrenergic receptors
 Bronchodilation effect
 Dilatation under the action of adrenaline
coronary, pulmonary vessels, vessels of
skeletal muscle, brain.
β1 and β2,3-adrenoceptor
 stimulates glycogenolysis (hyperglycemia).
 reduces the secretion of glands
tracheobronchial tree
 a weak stimulating effect on CNS
indications for the usage of Adrenaline
 acute hypotension,
 collapse,
 anaphylactic shock,
 bronchospasm,
 with local anaesthetics to extend their
effect and reduce the toxicity
AV - heart block
hypoglycemic coma.
 Side effects of adrenalin
 cardiac arrhythmias, such as
ventricular fibrillation
 Easy anxiety, tremor, agitation.
 pulmonary edema
Ephedrine hydrochloride
Side effects
Increased blood pressure
Palpitations, tachycardia
Angina
Headache
Tremor, tension
Excitement, confusion
Sleep Disorders
Psychosis, hallucinations
depression
tachyphylaxis phenomenon
indications for the usage of Ephedrine
 bronchial asthma
 chronic hypotension
 Rhinitis
 AV-block
 narcolepsy
 poisoning with hypnotics and narcotics
Noradrenaline hydrotartratis (Norepinephrine)
 The main effect -increase in blood pressure
due to a direct stimulating effect on α-receptors on
blood vessels and increasing the peripheral
resistance
 On smooth muscles of internal organs,
metabolism and CNS drug has a one-way
action with adrenaline, but significantly inferior
to the latter.
 The main route of administration of
norepinephrine –I/V
INDICATIONS of Noradrenaline:
 shock, except cardiogenic and hemorrhagic.
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ADVERSE REACTIONS :
1) respiratory failure;
2) headache;
3) cardiac arrhythmias
4) on-site injection may cause tissue necrosis
β-adrenomimetics
Pharmacological effects of Izadrine
Exciting β2-adrenergic receptors of bronchi, bronchodilation
effect
 promotes ejection of the mucous glands of water (dilution of
sputum),activation of mucociliary transport.
Exciting β1-Adrenergic receptors of heart reduces pulmonary
and systemic vascular resistance
 Exciting β2-adrenergic receptors leads to a relaxation of the
muscles of the uterus.
Stimulates the central nervous system, metabolism effects
similar to adrenaline
INDICATIONS FOR USE
asthma attacks
AV-blockade
for muscle relaxation of the uterus - tocolytic effect.
SIDE EFFECTS:
Tachycardia,
palpitation,
arrhythmias,
headache,
Tremor,
Selective β2-adrenoceptor agonists: salbutamol, fenoterol, terbutaline
 stimulating effect on the
β2-adrenergic
 drugs are effective for
enteral application and
compared with izadrine
their effect persists for a
longer time.
 INDICATIONS:
1) bronchial asthma
(inhalation, orally,
parenterally);
2) to reduce the
contractile activity of
myometrium (tocolytics)
to prevent preterm birth.
Adrenoblockers
Indications for the usage.
Phentolamine currently use is relatively
rare:
1) pheochromocytoma;
2) endarteritis, acrocyanosis, trophic
ulcers
3) hemorrhagic, cardiogenic shock,
4) hypertensive crisis
5) frostbite.
Blockade of α 2-presynaptic receptors
Associated with this
SIDE EFFECTS:
-Tachycardia;
- diarrhoea ;
- Dizziness;
- Itching,;
- Swelling of the mucous membranes of
the nose;
- Overdose - orthostatic collapse.
Adrenoblockers
Prazosine (miniiress, pratsilol)
β -
blockers
Block of β-adrenergic
receptors of the
juxtaglomerular
apparatus of the kidneys
Block of presynaptic
β-adrenergic
receptors of vessels
Inhibition of the central
links of the
sympathetic nervous
system
Decreased secretion of
renin
Decreased tone
of peripheral
vessels
Hypotensive
effect
Antianginal
effect
Antiarrhythmic
effect
Block of β-adrenergic receptors of
the heart
Decreased
strength and
heart rate
Decreased
automatism,
conduction and
excitability of the
myocardium
Reduction of shock and
minute ejection
Decreased oxygen demand of
the heart
β-adrenoblockers: propranolol, oxprenolol, pindolol,
sotalol, acebutalol, sectral, trasicor, timolol, atenolol
INDICATIONS:
•angina pectoris
•atrial
tachyarrhythmia
s
• tachycardias
•Hypertension
•glaucoma
PHARMACOLOGICAL EFFECTS
OF selective action β1-
adrenoblockers. On the example
of Propranolol
Blocking β1-adrenergic receptors,
propranolol reduces myocardial
contractility, suppress automaticity and
slows atrioventricular conduction, and
decreases excitability (antiarrhythmic
action).
Decreases myocardial oxygen demand
and improves exercise tolerance in
patients with angina (antianginal).
Reduced pumping function of the heart
causes a reduction in blood pressure
(hypotensive effect).
Hypotensive effect also contributes to the
fact that Inderal lowers renin activity
(reduces the production of it) and has
a central hypotensive action.
 Thank you for attention

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    Adrenergic remedies Lecture byRaychan K. Stikeyeva Higher doctorate
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    Adrenergic remedies β β α α α α нана на на Фа На МАО КОМТ на на на
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    α-receptors: Vessels of theskin, mucous membranes of the brain - the restriction Radial arm pupil - mydriasis Salivary glands - secretions thickening β-receptors: β 1-heart - quickening rhythm, increasing contractility, conduction, automaticity β 2 - bronchial and skeletal muscles - relaxation α and β-receptors: GIT α2 and β2- lowering tone and peristalsis α - reduction of sphincter Bladder - reduction in detrusor’s relaxation Receptacles: α - the restriction β2 - extension Adipocytes α2 and β1 - lipolysis Hepatocytes α and β2-glycogenolysis, neoglyukogenez Platelets α2- aggregation
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    Classification of Adrenergicremedies I. Adrenergic agonists (adrenomimetics) 1) α, β-Adrenomimetics (α1, α2, β1, β2, β3) • direct action – epinephrine (adrenaline) • indirect action) – ephedrine 2) α-Adrenomimetics • non-selective α1, α2 β1 mimetic - norepinephrine • selective adrenergic agonists - phenylephrine (mesaton) (α1), naphazoline (α2), xylometazoline (galazolin) (α2) 3) β-Adrenomimetics • non-selective β1, β2 -mimetics- isoprenaline (izadrin) • selective β2-mimetics: salbutamol, salmeterol, terbutaline, fenoterol, formoterol; β3 -mimetics– mirabegron 4) Dopaminergic catecholamines: dopamine (α1β1, D-mimetic), dobutamine (β1, α1 β2- mimetic) II. Adrenergic blockers 1) α -Adrenoblockers: • non-selective α1, α2 adrenergic blockers - phentolamine • selective α1 blockers - prazosin, doxazosin 2) β -Adrenoblockers: • non-selective β1, β2 adrenergic blockers - propranolol • selective β1 blockers - atenolol, metoprolol, bisoprolol 3) Sympatholytics: octadine, reserpine
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    adrenaline Adenylate cyclase АТP cАМP • Antiallergic action •Bronchodilator action • Vasoconstrictor action • Cardiotonic action Change in enzyme activity ++ Сa Proteinkinase Α-β-adrenoceptor agonists - Adrenaline hydrochloride
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    The effect ofadrenaline In acting on α- adrenergic receptors narrows most blood vessels increases blood pressure Stimulating of the radial muscles of iris - m. dilatator pupillae - mydriasis Reduction of splenic capsule
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    The effects associatedwith the action of adrenaline on the beta-adrenergic receptors β1-adrenoreceptors:  - increases cardiac contractility (positive inotropic effect);  - Increased frequency of contractions (positive chronotropic effect);  - Improves conductivity (positive dromotropic effect);  - Increases automaticity (bathmotropic positive effect). β2-adrenergic receptors  Bronchodilation effect  Dilatation under the action of adrenaline coronary, pulmonary vessels, vessels of skeletal muscle, brain. β1 and β2,3-adrenoceptor  stimulates glycogenolysis (hyperglycemia).  reduces the secretion of glands tracheobronchial tree  a weak stimulating effect on CNS
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    indications for theusage of Adrenaline  acute hypotension,  collapse,  anaphylactic shock,  bronchospasm,  with local anaesthetics to extend their effect and reduce the toxicity AV - heart block hypoglycemic coma.  Side effects of adrenalin  cardiac arrhythmias, such as ventricular fibrillation  Easy anxiety, tremor, agitation.  pulmonary edema
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    Ephedrine hydrochloride Side effects Increasedblood pressure Palpitations, tachycardia Angina Headache Tremor, tension Excitement, confusion Sleep Disorders Psychosis, hallucinations depression tachyphylaxis phenomenon
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    indications for theusage of Ephedrine  bronchial asthma  chronic hypotension  Rhinitis  AV-block  narcolepsy  poisoning with hypnotics and narcotics
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    Noradrenaline hydrotartratis (Norepinephrine) The main effect -increase in blood pressure due to a direct stimulating effect on α-receptors on blood vessels and increasing the peripheral resistance  On smooth muscles of internal organs, metabolism and CNS drug has a one-way action with adrenaline, but significantly inferior to the latter.  The main route of administration of norepinephrine –I/V INDICATIONS of Noradrenaline:  shock, except cardiogenic and hemorrhagic.  ADVERSE REACTIONS : 1) respiratory failure; 2) headache; 3) cardiac arrhythmias 4) on-site injection may cause tissue necrosis
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    β-adrenomimetics Pharmacological effects ofIzadrine Exciting β2-adrenergic receptors of bronchi, bronchodilation effect  promotes ejection of the mucous glands of water (dilution of sputum),activation of mucociliary transport. Exciting β1-Adrenergic receptors of heart reduces pulmonary and systemic vascular resistance  Exciting β2-adrenergic receptors leads to a relaxation of the muscles of the uterus. Stimulates the central nervous system, metabolism effects similar to adrenaline INDICATIONS FOR USE asthma attacks AV-blockade for muscle relaxation of the uterus - tocolytic effect. SIDE EFFECTS: Tachycardia, palpitation, arrhythmias, headache, Tremor,
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    Selective β2-adrenoceptor agonists:salbutamol, fenoterol, terbutaline  stimulating effect on the β2-adrenergic  drugs are effective for enteral application and compared with izadrine their effect persists for a longer time.  INDICATIONS: 1) bronchial asthma (inhalation, orally, parenterally); 2) to reduce the contractile activity of myometrium (tocolytics) to prevent preterm birth.
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    Adrenoblockers Indications for theusage. Phentolamine currently use is relatively rare: 1) pheochromocytoma; 2) endarteritis, acrocyanosis, trophic ulcers 3) hemorrhagic, cardiogenic shock, 4) hypertensive crisis 5) frostbite. Blockade of α 2-presynaptic receptors Associated with this SIDE EFFECTS: -Tachycardia; - diarrhoea ; - Dizziness; - Itching,; - Swelling of the mucous membranes of the nose; - Overdose - orthostatic collapse.
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    β - blockers Block ofβ-adrenergic receptors of the juxtaglomerular apparatus of the kidneys Block of presynaptic β-adrenergic receptors of vessels Inhibition of the central links of the sympathetic nervous system Decreased secretion of renin Decreased tone of peripheral vessels Hypotensive effect Antianginal effect Antiarrhythmic effect Block of β-adrenergic receptors of the heart Decreased strength and heart rate Decreased automatism, conduction and excitability of the myocardium Reduction of shock and minute ejection Decreased oxygen demand of the heart β-adrenoblockers: propranolol, oxprenolol, pindolol, sotalol, acebutalol, sectral, trasicor, timolol, atenolol INDICATIONS: •angina pectoris •atrial tachyarrhythmia s • tachycardias •Hypertension •glaucoma
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    PHARMACOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF selectiveaction β1- adrenoblockers. On the example of Propranolol Blocking β1-adrenergic receptors, propranolol reduces myocardial contractility, suppress automaticity and slows atrioventricular conduction, and decreases excitability (antiarrhythmic action). Decreases myocardial oxygen demand and improves exercise tolerance in patients with angina (antianginal). Reduced pumping function of the heart causes a reduction in blood pressure (hypotensive effect). Hypotensive effect also contributes to the fact that Inderal lowers renin activity (reduces the production of it) and has a central hypotensive action.
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     Thank youfor attention